(1) The Director may at any time cause to be erection on any land which has been surveyed under this Act, permit boundary marks in such manner as may be prescribed in such number as may be prescribed:
Provided that, ten days before the erection of any permanent boundary mark, the Director shall, for the information of all concerned, cause to be posted in his office and at such other place of places as the Director may direct, besides causing public announcement in the village concerned by such village authority as the Director may direct a specification of the marks which he proposes to erect on direct any land or estate and as estimate of their cost.
(2) Every owner, holder or occupier of the land shall preserve such permanent boundary marks awfully erected on his land and shall give immediate notice to the Director or such other authority as may be prescribed, if such marks are injured, destroyed or removed.